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In May 1726, several ships departed from Macassar. Carre Lidjarra sailed to Sumbawa with 5 crew members. Todamma from Wadjoe left with 5 crew members to collect debts. Pieter Fransz, a citizen, sailed to Banda with 24 crew members, carrying 35 loads of rice and 500 plates. Tot Jina from Wadjoe went to Passir with 6 crew members and 2 loads of rice. Totima from Wadjoe traveled to Zaleijer with 5 crew members. Iacobus Dias, a citizen, sailed to Passir with 8 crew members and 3 loads of rice. Rombeng from Macassar, an envoy of the King of Goa, departed with 6 crew members to collect rattan for his highness.
On May 28, 1726, more ships left Macassar. The Chinese merchant Thansinko sailed to Batavia with 18 crew members, carrying:
- 30 pieces of black sea cucumbers
- 40 pieces of stone sea cucumbers
- 100 pieces of agar-agar
- 2 slaves
Bandee, a local resident, departed for Samarang with 20 crew members, carrying 2 pieces of wax and 10 Bouton boxes. The Chinese merchant Tsjakeenko sailed to Batavia with 22 crew members, carrying:
- 150 pieces of agar-agar
- 40 pieces of stone sea cucumbers
- 20 pieces of black sea cucumbers
- 20 pieces of white sea cucumbers
The Chinese resident Nihoksaij left for Batavia with 15 crew members, carrying:
- 100 pieces of agar-agar
- 20 pieces of black sea cucumbers
- 20 pieces of stone sea cucumbers
- 20 pieces of white sea cucumbers
Finally, citizen Albert de Vries sailed to Batavia with 10 crew members in a vessel owned by fellow citizen Jan de Madera, carrying 6 slaves.
Transcription
Van Macassar onder dato 11:en xber: 1726
d
d
29„e d„o
d„o.
maij 1726
den 28„e d„o vertrekt na Batavia, den Chinees thansinko, p=r sijn ganting
gr=t 5 last bem=t met 18. koppen, neemt meede
30. p=s sw: tripans
40. „ steene _=o
100. „ agar, agar
2. p=s slaven.
d=o. na samarang, den nachoda Bandee inwo: alhier per
d„o
zijn pankor groot 3. l=t, bem=t met 20. Coppen neemt meede
2. p=ls wax
10. p=s boutonse kistjes
d„o
d=o.
na Batavia den Chinees tsjakeenko met sijn Chialoup
gr=t 30. l=t bem=t met 22. Coppen neemt meede
150. p=ls agar, agar
40. „ steene tripans
20. „ sw: _=o
20. „ witte _=o
d
o
En
d„o
d„o
na d„o den Chinees nihoksaij, inw: alhier per zijn
gonting groot 30. l=t, bem=t met 15 Coppen, neemt mede
100. p=ls agar agar
20 - „ sw: tripans
20. „ steene _=o
20. „ witte _=o
ede
na d„o den burger albert de vries, met de
gonting vanden mede burger jan de madera
groot omtrent 5. last bemant met 10 koppen
neemt meede —
6 stux slaven.
den
„
d
d
29„e d„o
d„o.
maij 1726
den 28„e d„o vertrekt na Batavia, den Chinees thansinko, p=r sijn ganting
gr=t 5 last bem=t met 18. koppen, neemt meede
30. p=s sw: tripans
40. „ steene _=o
100. „ agar, agar
2. p=s slaven.
d=o. na samarang, den nachoda Bandee inwo: alhier per
d„o
zijn pankor groot 3. l=t, bem=t met 20. Coppen neemt meede
2. p=ls wax
10. p=s boutonse kistjes
d„o
d=o.
na Batavia den Chinees tsjakeenko met sijn Chialoup
gr=t 30. l=t bem=t met 22. Coppen neemt meede
150. p=ls agar, agar
40. „ steene tripans
20. „ sw: _=o
20. „ witte _=o
d
o
En
d„o
d„o
na d„o den Chinees nihoksaij, inw: alhier per zijn
gonting groot 30. l=t, bem=t met 15 Coppen, neemt mede
100. p=ls agar agar
20 - „ sw: tripans
20. „ steene _=o
20. „ witte _=o
ede
na d„o den burger albert de vries, met de
gonting vanden mede burger jan de madera
groot omtrent 5. last bemant met 10 koppen
neemt meede —
6 stux slaven.
den
„
Source citation
National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.04.02, Inventaris van het archief van de Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC), 1602-1795 (1811), inventory number 8192, Kamer Zeeland, INGEKOMEN STUKKEN VAN GOUVERNEUR-GENERAAL EN RADEN BIJ DE HEREN XVII EN DE KAMER ZEELAND, Kopie-missiven en -rapporten ingekomen bij gouverneur-generaal en raden van de kantoren in Indië, Makassar, Kopie-missiven en -rapporten ingekomen bij gouverneur-generaal en raden uit Makassar, 1726 mei 22 - 1727 jan. 17
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